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Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
WANING for fiOYA.

Yesterday morning two boys were ar.
rested by Officer Cummins Tor sing
81 Dg. shots. Tley were taken to police
station. and discharged after reprimand
by the chief
About noon 10 day Officer Adams ar
rested small boy Damed Steward, resid.
ing on Lord street, for throwing water
melon rinds at people on the Jersey
wharf. There has been considerable com.
plant about boys acting in disorderly
manner on the wharf, but II is almost i'm
possible for the officers 10 get hold OF
them, and this urchin remarked to Officer
Adams that If he had seen him half a
minute sooner, he would never have
caught him
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
The short Peach crop.

The Baltimore Sun says: Tho very
short crop Of peacbts iscausing increased
anxiety among the packers, who aIe
ponderins where to get enough fruit to
commence business. On August 10 last
year all the packing houses were In full
operation and employ ir 9 large numbers
oI hands Who genoi ally depend upon
that class Of labor. At present but
ments In the city have made start on
the small quantities they could got
The packers during the busy season use
from 25, 900 10 5000 boxes daily.
Only fifteen hundred boxes arrived
yesterday, which were bought by the
dealers for the markets and stores
In the city, aAd small quantities were
sent out Of town. Dealers think that
not more than fifteen hundred packages
will arrive on any one day duiinR the
season. One stesmboat line, which
averaged 5000 to 10000 boxes daily
Last season, yesterday brought only SOC
from the heart Of the peach county on
the Eastern Shore.
The Wheeler Line brought 500 boxei
from Caroline County, CONSIGNED to Q
woll known packer, who visited the
above mentioned county and secured
the II nit at csesn prices, beating New
York and PhiladelphiA competitors
Severa carloads Of peaches are expect
cd TO day from Delswa are, whore tht
crop In said to be fair and gIoWeYs seel
tb 10 market, as the North IL being sup
piled from New Jersey.
Dealers 10 this city have gone I,
Delaware to purchase. TIE supplies o
blackberries, huckleberries, raspber
ries and other fruits were also very
short. No apples are coming either
bu, the prospect for pears is said to b.
good. The fruit market, especiall!
peaches. has not been barer for o mum
bsr OF year.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
DIED.

KENNEY.-On the I2:h instant, Alexander
" son Of william W. and Matilda Ann
Kenney, az ed 10 years, 8 months and 20
days.
RELATIVES and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend his fpnersI from the resi-
dence OF his y parents. No. llo7 French street,
on Tuesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock. Inte.-
ment at Hiverview Cemetery.
Thou art gone from out our Iiveslt
Our DpEoms throb with mutual pain;
We've lsrted for weary while
Our only hope to meet again.
Kind wordl may soothe the spirlt,
Or maze tho tear-drOp start;
But, oh, tits Gods cwn loving hand
Must bind the bruised heart.
There lie room there for mo-
JACkSUN.-In Kenn EFT Square, on the
Ian inst, Margaret,a Moren, wife Of Atley
r. jackson, aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends ore respectfully IN
vited 10 attond the funeral from the resi-
dence Of her husband, South Br )ad street,
Thursday. August Is, at IL O'Clock. Inter-
ment at Green Hill Cemetery at o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
Kloped with u Negro.

Mis-, Jennie Winter, the pretty IL
year-old daughter Of farm -r Winter Of
Oakland, ". z, oped fsw days ago
with negro named EiwaId Mann, to
whom ths was united in MARI ago By
/ be Rev 2. p. Mansfie,d, an Episcopal
Clergyman. l said the girl stained
her face and MD her blonds hair so ae
TO pass for mulatto, and thus deceived
The clergy man about hcr race. Mann
rays he loves his wits ard will treat
asr kindly.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
Philadelphia Items.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 16.-A miserable
wooden hovel at 2207 Trenton avenue was
raided by the Eighteenth district police
early Sunday morning. There were but
two roo rs in the house, and fourteen
men, nine children and five women were
captured In them. The place Is said TO
be resort for bad characters, and the
neighbors complain of the noise The
proprietor. Pat Deylin, and the others
were arraigned before Magistrate 0'Brien
for hearing yesterday morning. Devlin
was committed to prison In default of $40
fine. His wife and child Ellen were sent
TO the Almshouse. Their three children
were commi ted to the care of the Society
to Protect Children from Cruelty, along
with three children Of Mrs. Lucy O'Don-
nell, daughter Of Devlin, who was cap
tured In his place. The four women were
sent to .he House of Correction. The men
were held under $500 bail each to keep the
peace.
In the Fifteenth dis rict station house
yesterday morning about fifteen young
men and as many young women were
arraigned before Magistrate South. They
were charged with disorderly conduct.
The party had left Kensington on Sunday
morning to 60 on picnic They went up
the Delaware river to Holmesburg, and
landed near the House of Correction
grounds. There was vacant barn In the
vicinity, which they took charge Of, and
began to hold jubilee. Beer flowed
freely, and the party became very bila-
rlous. The farmers in the vicinity object
ed to such racket on the Sabbath day,
and complained TO Lieutenant DUNCAN of
the Fifteenth district. A tquad or Off.
GERS went to the place and arrested the
entire party. When Magistrate South
heard these facts yesterday morning he
placed each picnicker under $500 bail to
keep the peace.
Charles Massey, aged sixty-three years.
attempted suicide at his home, northeast
corner Eleventh and York streets, yester.
day afternoon, by taking paris green. He
was discovered shortly after he had taken
the dose of poison. and physician was
called, who succeeded in restoring him
to consciousness. Mr. Massey had bten
i'll for some time, and 1t Is thought that
he was tired of suffering, rs he had often
expressed a wish to die.
Brewery properties of Christopher
Stengel, Frederick Krouse, Frederick
| Schwamb and Gottleib Reitter were
| seiz. d yesterday by United States Inter
| nal Revenue officers. Suits will be
brought for forfeiture of the properties
under the statute providing punishment
for evasion of taxes and making imper-
feet or false entries and reports.
David 8. Brown, residing on Sewell
street, was committed by Magistrate
o'Brien yesterday on the charge of ag-
gravated assault and battery on his wife,
Belle Brown, by fracturing her skull
! with chair, on last Saturday night. II
is alleged that Brown went home drunk
and beat his wife. He has been held to
await the result of her injuries.
The police lieutenants yesterday report.
ed to the Director OF Public Safety that
the patrolmen on Sunday "found eighty
five taverns doing side door and alley
| trade -
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
Bathing I'm the Brandywine.

WEST CHESTER, August 15.-For the
first time in The history of this county
she has q sort OF offset to the sensid 9
watering places In o beautiful spot ON
the classic and historic Brandy wine
bearing the suphnnious name of "In.
dian Deep" The place has only lately
been established, and now almost daily
young beRux and their sweet girls as.
semble there and engage In the recrea.
ton of bathing to degree entirely uu.
looked fox by the proprietors Of the
pretty spot. rhe bathing costumes used
would, Id point OF style and cost, put
TO shame the most of those seen 1t the
seaside.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
The Nolupta.r yy,,.

COTTAGE CITY, Mas, Augs
Fully two-thirds Of the popuIsa]
place witnessed the departure a
great single stlckers ,rd I'm,
schooners on their r,y "a, n
Reef. The Xayfower crossed \
first, standing in close to sbOrs 4,
IA The others FOLLOWED IN mi
Sachem, 10 OLA volupy, i
Magic, 10 02 22; HalcyOn, lOOsI
tan, 10 03,55; Norseman, loe.r.l
1905 %.
The sloops crossed on d. ur
with all sail set except ID. MI
The scho ners have ali an ID, K
lantic was so far eas, as .ohL
ped by the ten minute limit. M
tic came from the eastward anal
Fas. Chop at 10 40, bound lfrl \
The Volunteer had The wlrdsu]
tion and was abreast Of the yu.
the West Chop, and took th.l
the starboard tack going ID
sound.
At 10 80 the yachts passed wu
In the following order: The VI
was leading the MayfoWer la
mile, and constantly gaining D
tan was gaining on the AayfOVs
is less than a quarter Of q mile
her
The Volunteer crossed the lib
winning the race. The PudM
the line twelve minuteslaier,al
flower was third,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
KENNARD&C0,

The grandest bar
gain ever offered to
the citizens of Will
mington, and we
believe the greatest
ever offered in this
country, will be
shown by us to-day,
and continue until
the entire lot is sold.
1000 p i e C es of
Colored Silk Velvet
Ribbons, the best
quality made, and
in almost every
shade known, COM
mencing with No. 2
at 25c. per piece of
ten yards, and run
ming up to No. l6
at zoe. per yard, or
Sl.50per of ten
yards. Many widths
between No. 2 and
l6,and many prices
according to width.
This is a large lot
of Velvet Ribbons
but we believe the
, buying. public will
appreciate t h i
); splendid bargain
. . and the goods NJ
!: !: doubt will go ou1
quickly, so don.
, delay making your
= = selections.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
Accident nj Rahobofh.


About 8. 80 O'Clock Monday afternoon
Hotel, Rshoboth, entered the surf for
was accompanied by the ste ward and
two mattresses of the same hotel, but of
the entire party the steward and one OF
the girls were the only ones that could
swim. Frenz was al ort and stoIt,
weighing about 225 pounds, and al
though he knew but little about the
water was bold and daring. After be
ing in the water a short time he started
out far beyo ond bis depth, with the in
tention, as he said, of learning how to
swim. The surf was very rough and
his friends demonstrated with him for
his daring, but he continued on until =
heavy swell knocked him eff his feet
and he hnundered around In the water.
AZ wave after wAve struck him be
tried to call for help, but the moment
ne opened his mouth 1t was flled with
sals water. Seeing his struggles the
steward hurried to his assistance, but
as soon as be reached the drowning man
he seized the steward, and for few
N In utes it see med that both would be
drowned. just at this time the men
were struck by D la'ge wave which tore
them apart, and probably WAS the means
OF saving the Stewards life. By this
time Frerz was totally exhausted, and
| throwing up his arms, disappeared.
The steward wac also very much ex-
hausted, and would have been drowned
had 1t not beer for Miss Swain, who
| rushed into the water and 1t the risk of
her own lie pulled him out of the surt,
but, the same AS him, WAS unconscious
when taken to the beach.
Frenz was about % years Of age and
formerly resided in Baltimore. He wss
TO have been married In q few weeks TO
Miss Swain. This is the first accident
that has occurred at Rehobeth for ears,
and 1t is said by those who witnessed
IL that 1t was entirely due TO Frepz' 8
care lessnsss and being too vsrturesone. Q.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
- - -
A Frgnt With Bare knuckIos.

PITTsBURG, August 15.-Last even
ing nc 8 80 George Kearnee, OF NICK ees.
port, and George Mace, of Torrens, Pa,
fought bare knuckls prize fght st a
point near Toms Run, on tho South
west Pepns ylyania Railroad. The Hgh,
was for $500, and Was witnessed by Is
persons. There were three rounds, the
actual fghtiuR taking hut eight min.
utes. Iu the first round neither mar
had any decided advantage; In the sec
ond Mace was Knocked down and wal
unable to recover for some time. In the
third rounh both men were badly pun
ished, bat kesrneo ended the fight by
knocking Mace over the ropes. Mact
had his nose broken
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
A Summer Iouris.'s DsaI

AsBURY PARK, Angus. l5-l
fire this evening in the cOtg.
Misses YooOig, on HeckavelVs
Grove, caused the most iuxns
ment and several Thousand pend
cred on the street opposite ttetr
Kopitzsch, a prominent and Va'
chant of Pottsville, Pa, was 70
that he was attacRed by a sVnl
orrhage He staggered slcrga
10 DR.. Stark's sani;ariun, Sh'N
boarding with his family, whit
gushing from his mouth IN icni
fell upon his face at the hotia
steps He was picked up and \
the upper piazza, WHERE ne dn
than five minutes. The fire W
guished with a loss Of about wv
caused by the explosion oi 4
stove used for cooking purposes
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
FIFTH ED|Il17
At II. Ci,--

1M,or1lSs's 1,orolsss session Of u, SS,s'idsd ~! 81
james shoyt, I.b.us,ag cbasaalg cas,;'
qsay ni. OF a qusutit, tdite',s'd 3 s,a viii u
Diamond Bate iyoO VI 6etass 81
c Enoch Rash, Jsro.. osa1%Slreu %u ID
GhrO0senOaos Gro and Sdnss s,.s,.,n Dsv,n. n
tne latter colorsd, wood rs,o Cs1
costs each fOr drGnksnrIss seIs s.i ind d
John McCsullty r.es', Jug
costs s. for being drunk sa' ,sa t,. Ind I
Henry and Jo,enb' ''y y dl,ai9
ts the colortd men vsa WIN aasa.lisa' aa.l
charged with being DO I'VE. wsfs u
i fi.t st the p, W. 4 B. Bpp.tias p,'ias
nns las, Saturday night, had s's;isa ! ss., |
ana ,,e were discharged, "a ~. ..a!l|
wSn. Witnesses to show Tia. n tb., III, " y
~nsteVer n,s to do With ,hs ,s..',i an |
The care Of the Boa,s oar ssa,'I.lI !, Y q
~ y 7. smy,h was then y. ,.,a aa'
trial. with City solicy,o, Iss p.s | !
prosecution pro-. s5s and The Bon q ~.
This WAS an action b,o,,.,.
pei the defendsnt n Ylsr Al S !
on his premises At No 81, Wy VIZ
nhich is owned Jointly nv /, X
Preston Ayars. l, reeu !: ,ssr v
mace complaint to the Bors y
and the pool mas declsrsd J's
and MIR. Smith notified lo n
he Immediately had h cI,,.
ne Was again notified 10 h,'
up. This he declined "a ~ n
was brought Mr. Lore cOs
his client he'd obeyed tbs n
board to sba,e the nrl,arcs
the pool cleaned, and tbs. A
authority to compel him y
Judge Cummins seemed NJ
same visw of the ms,ts., n,|
was dismissed. ''''
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
ID EGISTEKS ORDER.
n, KueisrRR's OyYICH,
INV OASTLH COUNTY, DEI.,
Apuuet Iafh 1887

ACKuht lotD lo1f-
Upon the application Of IRWIN W.
PlERUE, Executor Of JOHN TAYLOR.
late Of WILMINGTON Hd., in said county,
deceased, 1t is ordered and cirected by the
Register that the Executor aforesaid give
notice Of granting OF letters Testanen'
;ary upon tho estate Of tho de-
essed, with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing Advertisements to 20 poeted
within forty days nom the cato OF
such letters In six Of the moot public places
OF the county Of rev Castle, requiring 81
persons having demands against tho estate
10 present tie same, or sbide by an Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided
And slso cause the same 70 be inserted
within the same period IN the Daily
REPUBLICAN, newspapor published In VIII.
mington, DEL, aud TO be continued therein
three weeks 10 o d).
k~~l Given under the hand and Seal
LIS. ofUffce Of the Register Aforesaid.
(Sat Wilmington, IN New Castle
County Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. JOHN K. BkADfORD,
Register.
NorIcI.-All persons having claims against
the estste OF tho deceased must present the
same, duly sttosted TO the Executor,
On or before August 18th, 1858, oi
sDide the Act OF Assembly II such case made
and provided.
IRWIN W. PIERCE, Executor.
Address, Bellevue. Del,
or Is U. FKAlM, Esq, his At-rney
alb-3W-eod wilmington, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
Knocked From "a Train OF Cars

BLooMSBURG, August 10 Adam
Beeoer, OF Notthum berland, Pa, whiie
Stealing ride betw cen the baaRas 70
car and the locomotive was knocked
from train last evening on the Della
ware, LacEawAnna nGa Western Rail-
road at Rupert By striking q bridge. He
was Eerlously injured and cannot sur
yiye,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
A Hungarian F1nerh

PHoENIxvILLE, August
borough was yesterday treats
sight In the way Of q pufelj ~
funeral. On Friday one o.
zarian workmen employed u
works here died, and ysssal
noon his remains were buflan
Cemetery. The cortese
OF a hesrss which was follows
fifty OF deceased's couutIynsA
whom were over q dozen ~
1. was noticeable that vhlls
were tolerably well cIsa, nM|
women had no shoes or caal
their head.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
po,son.d ny Ice of'.. =,

MOBILE, Ala Aus. 70 OO,osiss
OF William Turner. " y P a n
man here, copsislins n sous
dau zhtrrs, two atanassessIs ,.na,s ssl n
daughter ard two VOL lt,%o srom ihs q
ss;sss ss5ss1' 4 aTs re, al e1s.s si5 sa':a ''a 's
pe,sVnf pass Of Mrs. TurDo. a.,Io,, = C',,'tf 4 l
serious and tee sun"
very Oevere.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
Ux-t;oyernor BiackpufnN]

LOUISVILLE, Ky. a Aa,T ~
Cour ler Journal sPecis., !. ba,1' M
Governor Luke d; :, bl.'St |. 'S,sptl
bsen dangerously Il! a;d at r,IIi ~ ,nl
for some weeks, IL Top'a.,O Oscla
and b IL death may bs ,t, IipsSid
moment. His fabi!S,s hmm, % b
brother, Senator Blsciea'DIH 'ssl;9a' IHSI
SUN moned to bis bsatIi'' S ts,r' n
is BsiRht's dlseass wa To-,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
ba,i Boys'

There is a gang Of boy D9g' Sa.i',| as,i'
the streets at might, ,ons "nY ltcn'1
tice OF cutting tue AZ 'vs ulshI VI
Several slSs ri were GU i la's ~, Is,ss,lhal
we're just about - ''fs hsd BE-,
some youug men vfS .ffor; 70 c''s|
ing them made On sa,, e escape
bot they made theft sS.@l
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16

A Bather drowned in Fishing Crock.
BLooMsBURG. August 10 William
James, aged IS years, was drowned Mt
oreuRevile, nesr this place, yesterday
While bathing in Fishing creek. He
was taken with cramps. His body was
recovered to-day.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
Try 1t.

The proof of the pudd ing Ia the natin 2
of it. Steward g famous So 90 Il 1ur ID
fast growing into public favor. AK
for Stewards "Silver Medal" -four ,this
is it. Every Dbl. warranted to be Gle.
gauv -four, and to run uniform in
quality. Call at my store, N. W. COZ.
ner Fourth and King.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
Hurt nj Ills NorA'

On Monday afternoon a nJ
Patrick Sheridan an emplOye y, y
W. x B. Railroad Company W Y,
ly injured while assisting to io.I' I.
wheels in the yard attached y Y
psny's shops, by being c'nIs. Z.
The wheels and q stairway y y
were attended to at the station %. Y
he was removed to his nOn'
West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
a Baby EOund.

The body of premature born infan.
In an advanced stage Of decomposition.
was found yesterday afternoon on lot
owned by the p, W. & B. Railroad
Company, at Filth and Church etree,e.
Coroner Barnhfll was notified and took
1t in charge.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
The Cholera Scourpe.

eIMLA, Aus ust 10 5-Medical relurre @
show tnat 10000 psrsons died fro IN
choleEa in tho northwest provinces
aur.na June and July.
LONDON, August 16.-Eieht new
csses OF cholera and five deaths were
se.cs::ccss l. E....G -ec:g:Scx.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
was 1t George W. ha''

The following postal vi"
this morn ing: ,t,,I
NEWARK. N. j., AuI~ pr,rI
Eiitor of Wilmington hsf, = !,
Doe, George Kirby Ii',,S.,,s i've W.
he was drowned at Eda,G,' ,,''s
j, this 8. NJ. he aud d,,,ls' 3 li1s. ss|
on o boat. Please rn9iiaD, D,,sts|
one Of your papers in bis s,g,r, ys.r
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
y.,, from q Scsn''s, :,

A man residing p 1sif !, b.. 81
iio Holiinss Tor'h COM CGm2Asis AssisIls!s'is
scaffJld this moih,fjS inarjontly l1lu'
wssk ws, removed snS dc 70 bis ,l,,5' 1o@'
attended by a phSslcls-
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
Postponed sale.

Philip g. Plnnkett has postponed the
sale Of the dwelling and furniture of
the late Rose McGovern. to o more pro.
pitious time, which will be desiRnated
In due season.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16

MI L l q t--hAVlNit AaSoOl al RID
N with me IN my business my son, who
will have charge Of details. l am prepared,
as well fro II years OF study and experience,
TO iraneact, with renewed prtmptness ano
attention, all matters pertaining TO the
care, maRagenen. and disposal OF real and
personal properly ard eJlates.
alo. lin.eod GEORGE q MARIS.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
-,.od o6 year,

John Morgan, aged 70 GDiyshi ySaa ~
vi which tS uis destroyed ,,ant John ssSSIIssil"l
in which it is thougu'
ing,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16

EoR SALE-ONE FAST DRiv. Nzn
Il ing horse. good drsft horse, <2Er
weighs 1900, and o nico colt. hObEnaI
PORTER, first farm on HaIeI Corner r. ~ ssu'
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
HEARTISArS'S BANK.
MO. 5O2 MARKET sTREEE.

rOoRPoRATBD. D............ .rKbRUARY ~, ,ioz4
Oponto receive deposits daily from q. m
an.il p. M, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from TO 8 O'Clock.
The charter Of tho bank provides that a.
profits upon its Investments. except 80 much
as is rec uired fer the payment OF necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus for the 20
curity Of depositors, shall DO divided smona
the dcpositors.
No manager is allowed TO borrow any par:
OF the funds deposited with the Corporation.
MANAGERS.
George W. Bush, s. Allen Hillos,
M. l.. Lichenstein, Goo. S. Oapelis,
Chas. " Howland, N. X. Benson,
Jos. l.. Carpenter, Jr., JOB II. Jackson,
Wm. Il. swift, Herry +. Dure,
Anthony higgins, Edward Pueoy,
washington Hastings,
MONEY LUANED.ON MORTGAGES,
GEO. W. BUSH, GEO. S. UAPBLLn,
President. Vice-Pesidens,
Il. I. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
Is r-mv Jos. h. MATHRR Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16

ENLSC lts causes, end a Now sno
! btEAE " EOO suocessfuiCURE at youI
LFown home by one who was deaf twenty
eight yesrs. Treated by most Of the no
ted specia ists without benefit. Cured him
self In three 1onths. and since then hun
dreds Of others. Full particulars sent on ap
plicatior. T. 8. PAGE, No. Il West 3li,
:. SeS York 0l.y. octls IN, ,ea.emt
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
fR IL Z Atm e

1t is unnecessary TO elaborate on this ar.t
tion Of having the hair come out Of curl, will
appreciate the benefit and pleasure such or
article viii confer.
.sFrfzxatfne'' is used by all tho Load.
ing Society Ladies' and Actresses in the
United States
Price 81. 90 per Bottle, Is ounoes), sent
TO any sddross On receipt OF price.
N. e. FERGUSON, Proprietor,
Lock Bcx, 430. Chicago, liza
AGENTS WArrHp.-Send cents stamps
for particulars and terms. m1o-am
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
WILSON & RANKlNS
MAMMOTH MINSTREL'S.

ENTIRE NEW COMPANY.
And Al inname.xole array o! other ceieo.i-
ties.
Positively the fnen, most original, com
pletest and most extensive organization
ever presented to the lovers OF rshned and
progressive minstreisy.
Admission, e6 and 20 cenu; reserved Seas
rs ceIu. Fer sale at q. +. Thomas q CO.'S,
~, Marte. street, Ats.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16

nkESSM AKERS AND LAUIES DOING
IL tEeir own dressmakins solicited to
Gail and see tine Celebrated McDoWel,
Garment Lraftin1 Machine" Cutting and
hitting dole by the same. 1888 vanBuren
street. ald.3t cod
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16

lOSftUn cd 5hLE-rnE bXEOU-
4 tors ssls o. housonold furniture and
brick yelling, Sl9 Eim street, advertised
Tor thursday, August Is, 1887, at 2 O'Clock
p. In ID poseponed until further notice.
PhILLlP u. PLuHkElT,
as LxecQGor hoso Mc9ovefn, decd
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16

IEYANrED-o dIALS fOK HOUSE
w Wtrk, 3 coozs 81 d 2 chsmberma1cs;s /; g
m an to no to Pennssfove for farm work. Ap
ply At t03 UIsnge street. el0-2tt
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16

SsyANI NIED-WOkK BY DAY OK
w week by e good dressmakor. Apply
at 708 Bennett stfeeL alo-2ta
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16

lEANrsD-BY a YounG MAN, A
w situation a, carriage paintor. Apply
at 21o Jefferson street. lts
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16

NYANrED-A GOOD WHIcE 9IkI
w for general hodssworx. Apply at s!s
Shipley street.. alc-tf